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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />The early portion of the 1986-87 winter started out about normal and then <br />became drier than normal into the early part of 1987 as most of the major <br />storms came into the southern Colorado mountains, When the seeding <br />, program was allowed to begin operations in mid-February, 1987, a <br />somewhat drier than normal weather pattern continued over the north and <br />central Colorado mountains, March weather returned to a more normal <br />pattern of storm frequency and snow amounts, This weather pattern <br />continued into April. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />During the period February 14, 1987 - April 13, 1987, WESTERN WEATHER <br />CONSUL TANTS, INC seeded twelve selected weather events covering <br />portions of eighteen days. The operations for the Central Colorado <br />Mountains program amounted to 601,22 hours of generator seeding time <br />which dispensed 4,502,95 grams of silver iodide. <br /> <br />The following table lists the individual seeding events and gives the <br />number of generators operated, the ski areas seeded, the total number of <br />seeding hourS, the seeding rate, and the total output of silver iodide in <br />grams, ThistabJe is followed by a presentation of precipitation events to <br />seeding events; This presentation is provided for informational purposes <br />only; noquantltatlvestatlstical evaluation of the seeding effects from <br />this program will be attempted. <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />:) . <br />;f:: '< <br />